Eisenhower Proposes Phased Plan for Nuclear Test Limits
President Eisenhower offers a new phased plan to Soviet leaders to curb nuclear weapon tests. He suggests an installment approach beginning with limits on underground tests to reduce radioactive fallout. Khrushchev has not replied. Geneva talks on test suspension continue with Soviet veto concerns.
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Augusta
Eisenhower
Russia
Georgia
Washington
Nikita Khnushchev
Khrushchev
Geneva
White House
Tisenhower
United States
Albassafor Janes J. Wersworth
Castro Valley Sanitary District to raise taxes next year
Castro Valley officials vote 23 cent operating tax increase for 1959 60 to fund a 204000 budget with 63000 from reserves and 27000 from fees. The district plans to replace a six inch line with a ten inch line at Topaz Court while projected bond payments ease overall tax pressure.
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Castro Valley
Hat
Everett Wright
Wright
T O
John Mancini
Apmeltications
Iver Crowe
Body Found In Crash Of Small Plane
WEST POINT UPS The body of Charles Sylvester 31 a Sacramento State College student was found near here in the wreckage of a small airplane about 24 hours after the pilot Eu gene Walter Jr 29 staggered from the crash. The plane went down near Bailey Ridge Calaveras County while flying from Sacramento to Tonopah Nevada. Walter was injured and could not recall flight details or crash location.
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West Point
UPS
Bailey Ridge
Calaveras County
Charles Sylvester
Sacramento State College
Eugene Walter Jr
Sacramento
Tonopah
Nev
Walter
Prayer for Today Sermon Text of Comfort and Hope
A devotional prayer asks God to speak to those who suffer and endure pain on their beds as spring arrives. It asks for renewed faith in God's presence and shared compassion, acknowledging Christ who endured humanity's pain and found joy through it. Amen.
Auto Show Set for Hayward and Capwell's Lot
The Daily Review announces an auto show in Hayward at Capwell's parking lot Thursday through Saturday featuring American and foreign cars. A special Auto Show Edition salutes the second annual event sponsored by the Southern Alameda County Motor Car Dealers Assn.
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Satureday
Capwell
Hayward
Daily Review Saluting
Alameda County
Escaped Quentin Cons Hold Woman At Knife Point
Two San Quentin trusties fled to a fishing pier with a hostage in a bid to seize a speedboat and flee across San Francisco Bay. The woman was held at knife point while guards and police surrounded the pier. Coast Guard boats and a helicopter were dispatched as authorities blocked nearby highways and tried to deny the escape route.
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Arrow
San Francisco Bay
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GUN Club
Richmond-San Rafael
Coast Guard
Caroline Lale
Mill Valley
Hier
Wayne Brooks
San Rafael
Bay
Tion
Branch Court For Hayward Still in Doubt
Alameda County Superior Court judges declared a branch court would be set up in Hayward this fall but funding and facilities hinge on Alameda County Supervisors. The Southern Alameda County Bar Association urged the move via formal petition on January 21 and discussed services for the area. Jerome Sills outlined minimal-cost setup using the second courtroom at the Winton Avenue building and a year one furniture cost near 28 000, with no new judge needed. County Administrator Earl Strathman pegged setup at about 40 000 based on a different assumption, while supervisors weighed a five year moratorium and projected 31 million for two superior and two municipal courts.
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Alameda
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Southern
Alameda County Bar Assa
John Guinie
Southern Alameda County Bar Assh
Alameda County
Jerome Sills
War Association
Winton Ave
Oakland
Sills
Earl Strath
Mass Murderer Still Must Die in Nebraska
The Nebraska Pardon Board refused to commute the death sentence of mass killer Charles Stack and set a new execution date for May 22 after hearing 20 minutes of testimony from the red haired slayer who confessed to 11 killings.
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Nebraska Pardon Board
Charles Stack
Weather
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Legislature Refuses Death Penalty Moratorium
SACRAMENTO UPSY The Legislature voted against a bill by Assemblyman Lester A. McMillan to declare an eight year moratorium on capital punishment. After the longest debate of the session the Assembly rejected the measure by a 13 to 35 vote.
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Sacramento
Assembly
Lester A. McMillan
Senate Unit UKs Herter Nomination
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee unanimously approved Christian A. Herter to be secretary of state. Chairman Fulbright urged quick Senate action. Herter said the delay came from the president awaiting a medical report. Dulles had resigned. He stated the U S should avoid nuclear weapons in initial stages of a Berlin crisis and would weigh their use if Russia pushed to all-out war. Committee members praised Herter.
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Dulles
Herter
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Wayne L. Morse
D-Ore
United
Berlin
U. S
Russia
Herlet
Morse
First Western To Move Offices
First Western Bank and Trust Co will relocate its Hayward office to a new building at 1027 A St within about a year. Construction starts in about three months on a 200 by 186 foot lot purchased from the Strobridge family and the estate of Adolph Christian May. The old site at Band Main St remains active until move.
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Impr
Allen J. Kingman, Jr
Sait
Kingman
Bridges Defies Red Quiz at HUAC Hearing
Isador Harsy Bridges, head of the International Langshoremen’s and Warehousemen’s Union, refused to answer if he was a Communist or if he held a Communist party membership. He invoked the Fifth Amendment for the first time, citing principle and potential years of litigation, as hearings opened on bills to give the state greater passport issuing discretion amid recent Supreme Court rulings.
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Bridges
House
UN American Activities Committee
Communist Party
International Langshoremen‘s and Warehousemen's Union
Europe
Australia
Corrimnder
Supreme. Co
Coeds Escape Blaze at Mills College Oakland
A student leader guided 148 girls to safety after a fire at Orchard Meadows residence hall Mills College Oakland causing $501000 in damage. Fire officials say flames started in an overstaffed chair and spread rapidly through the right wing. rescue included Amy Chiang among the evacuees.
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Eader
Orchard Meadows
Mills Colege
Sue McCall
Amy Chiang
Sire
Clinton Busch
Paris
UPI
Grace
Monaco
Sire Today
Paris Journal
Sback
Grace Kelly
Hollywood
Philadelphia
Union City Councilman Seoane Quits Seat
Union City councilman Jo seph Seoane Jr resigned citing family pressures. George Sloan, 54, was appointed to replace him. Sloan had run in January, later stating his city council, school board and union duties left too little time for family. The move follows questions about incompatibility of holding both city and school board roles. Sloan serves as assistant district supervisor for the State Education Department Rehabilitation Vocational Services in Oakland.
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Union City
Joseph Seoane Jr
Family
George Sloan
Ith SE
Deceta
Sloan
Decoto
Seaane
Senane
Alameda County Dist. Attarney
San Mateo
State Dept. of Education
Rehabilitation Vocational Services
Oakland
Joseph E. Lewis
U S May Shoot Mouse Into Orbit
Washington report says the United States plans a space orbit test within four months using a Discoverer satellite with a biomedical traveler aboard. Roy W Jelison, space projects chief, announced the project at a Republican League of Women Voters event. A spokesman for ARPA suggested mice would be involved in the experiment.
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UPD
United States
Nice
Roy W. Jelison
Defense Deparnment
Space Projects
Johnson
Republican League of Women Voters
Advanced Research Projects Agency
Vanished Jet Spurs Search at Hamilton AFB
An intensive search was launched near Marin County for a supersonic F-104 Starfighter that vanished during a landing approach at Hamilton Air Force Base. Pilot Capt. Raymond M. Moeckel of Novato, 42, reported at 58,000 feet over Point Reyes before disappearing.
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UPS
Marin County
Hamilton Air Force
Raymond M. Maeckel
Novato
Moeckel
Pl. Reyes
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